Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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All's Well in District UIL Competition fi? ,XVI ABOVE: These eighth graders are among the winners at the District 26-AAA University interscholastic League Meet hosted by Columbia-Brazoria lSD in May. Winners, their contest divisions and ratings include FRONT ROW: Jeff Kluttz, Readywriting, excellent, Robert Sparkman, Poetry Interpretation, excellent. SECOND ROW: Melissa Cobum, Poetry Interpretation, superior, Alison Dewveall, Number Sense and Spelling-Plain Writing, both superior: Alberta Bivens, Poetry Interpretation, excellent: Kathy Suggs, Number Sense and Spelling-Plain Writing, both superior. BACK ROW: John Mabe, Informative Speaking, good: Jeff Evans, Number Sense, good: Jay Meyer, Readywriting, Number Sense, and Prose Interpretation with superior, excellent, and very good ratingg Phaedra Sheffield, Readywriting, superior, Leslie Brittain, Prose Interpretation, Spelling-Plain Writing, Number Sense with two superiors and one excellent rating, respectively. Middle School UIL coordinator was Mrs. Gwen Gerlich. Event coaches are Mmes. Billie - ........-........--1.1- 1-1316- 'S Beverly, Peggy Ellis, Barbara English, Sylvia McLelland, Linda Miles, and Mary Ward. RIGHT: Mrs. Molly Yount, special education teacher and poetry composer, shares some insight about her poetry writing experiences with eighth grade students. Staff members often became resource personnel as they brought special presentation on a variety of topics to the classrooms. Mrs. Yount's presentation was designed to help students better understand and appreciate poetry in all its forms. Specials

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-1 Learning. 8: Fun if years. ln a final lift-off ending a nine year space program, Mr. Joe launches the last rocket in a science experiment that has been annually for nearly a decade. Retiring in May, Mr. Pantalone's sixth science classes ha ve made a tradition fo the rocket experiment over ABOVE: Local police ollicer T, C. Lipe clocks the speed ol the student- made rockets with his radar detector during a May science experiment by sixth grade classes. Larry Cooper won first place with a speed Lipe reported as well over 60 miles an hour. Joseph Busche placed second with a speed of 49. i X fw2rrw !'l 4553! gi c ,ami L ,. mfr ' ' -it X-ea! . as if LN... K K A ETD a LEFT: Using Crime Prevention Through ldentilication as poster themes, these Middle School students won awards lor their poster entries in the Student Council-sponsored contest. FRONT ROW: Zelda Sanchez, Susan Hopper, Michelle Elrod. STANDING: Michael Gupton, Mr. Dan Amold, council sponsorg Mar- lissa McGee, Edward Dittlurth, council president, Jill Puckett, James Reid, Jana Setzer, Chief Jeny Murphy, consulting oflicerg Michelle Ellis, grand prize winner. W Q OPKATION ID 245

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URPS, DARRYL VENGLAR, KRISTI WARD. CHESTER WARD, TRACY WHITE, FELICHA WHITE. JACK WHITE, SANDRA WILLIAMS. BENFORD WILLIAMS. CLAYTON WILLIAMS. LEON WILLIAMS. LISA WILLIAMS, PAUL WILLIAMS, RICHIE WILLIAMS, SHANE WISE. MARK WOODRUFF. MANDY WOODY, MARCUS WRIGHT. PAMELA WRIGHT, ROMONA YOUNGBLOOD. MIKE SANCHEZ ZELDA SEAL. RICK SECHELSKI, vAL5mg SHADOIX KAREN SHAW TRACEY SIMMONS GREG SMITH. LINDA SMITH, ROBBIE SPARKMAN. KELLY STAVINOHA. KELLY TALLEY, DAVID TAYLOR, LISA THOMAS, CAROL THOMPSON, FELICIA THOMPSON, JOHNNY THDRTON, WILLIAM TIPPS, LESTER TOLBERT. KEN Not Pictured Jack Able James Able Dale Bates Spencer Bivens Kim Bledsoe Edwin Broderick Joy Caldwell Leslie Caldwell Ben Campbell Michael Dawson Alfred Free Paulette Goss Theresa Grider Joseph Gullickson Robin Gullickson Avery Helm Craig Helm Shan Hodges Jennifer House Derrick Jackson Roy Jackson Damon Laubscher Howard Lavender John Logue Cara Lucky Sam Lucky Dixie McAfee Cheryl McCain John McDougald Leroy Peters Donnie Puckett Nick Ramirez Richard Ramirez Jeff Ryland Sandra Sanderfer Mary Shippey Anna Silva Greg Simmons David Worlev